Can you really use a weedkiller on a lawn that’s only 2 months old, even though the label clearly says to wait 6 months?
Today, I’m taking a risk that most lawn enthusiasts wouldn’t dare take.
The manufacturer is clear: don’t use this product on a lawn less than six months old. Ignore that advice and you could damage or even kill a brand new lawn.
So that’s exactly what I’m putting to the test.
This isn’t a laboratory experiment or a carefully controlled trial. It’s a real lawn that I’ve spent weeks growing, and everything is on the line. If the label is right, I could lose months of work. If it’s wrong, it could change the way many people think about treating new lawns.
Throughout this video I’ll show you exactly what I did, why I did it, and, most importantly, what happened afterwards. No hidden results, no exaggeration just the outcome.
So… is the six-month warning there for a good reason, or is it playing it safe?
Watch until the end to find out.
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Would you have taken this risk on your own lawn?
Thanks for watching!
Disclaimer.
I have below the links to some products i use but do not stock on the Amazon affiliate scheme for which when purchased through the link i receive a small commission.
WEEDOL LAWN WEEDKILLER WHICH CAN BE USED 4 WEEKS BEFORE OR AFTER SEEDING
https://amzn.to/3Ju9Cje
RESOLVA LAWN WEEDKILLER FOR EXISTING LAWN THAT IS NOT BEING SEEDED EITHER 3 MONTHS BEFORE OR AFTER USE
https://amzn.to/4b0UwxR
DEKTON WORK GLOVES XL
https://amzn.to/3vI4hAU
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